Ulrika Jonsson has openly admitted she wouldn't rule out a threesome with two strangers.
The television personality, 54, said she would "never say never" to experimenting in the bedroom after watching Channel 4 's racy new show, Open House – The Great Sex Experiment this week.
Ulrika, who recently appeared on Celebs Go Dating after splitting from her third husband Brian Monet in 2019 did, however, admit it could "messy" if she was to add another lover into a serious relationship.
Ulrika did put a caveat on her bedroom behaviour though saying she couldn't consider a threesome as part of a serious relationship but would 'never say never' to a night with more than one lover.
She wrote in her column with The Sun : ''The prospect of watching a person I love and care for swing from the chandelier or perform bedroom gymnastics with another person would break me.''
She added: "For this old bird, I think I'd just stick to two in in a relationship. Sometimes three is just a messy, emotional, damaging crowd.
''Having said that, never say never.''
Ulrika, who was of course at the centre of a sensational love triangle with Sven-Göran Eriksson when he was dating Nancy Dell'Olio, has lifted her the lid on her finding her love interest after she appeared on Celebs Go Dating.
The former Gladiators told how she's not been in a relationship for three and a half years and has been focussing on 'having fun'.
But her flirtatious behaviour and sexual references on the show made some viewers feeling a little uncomfortable.
Talking about her love life and being single, Ulrika told her date: "Dating and sort of not seeing people but like…"
Which prompted him to ask: "Doing bits?"
The presenter then replied: "Yeah."
One posted on Twitter : 'Hearing Ulrika saying she ''does bits'' leaves me cringing a little.''
While anohther echoed: ''Argh! Ulrika talking about ''doing bits'' [nauseated emoji].'
Ulrika recently spoke about who her perfect man is to The Sun : 'I can't bear arrogant, cocky people. But shy is painful. You want somebody who's confident.
''Funny is so sexy and so brilliant. We all want to be laughed into bed, right?"
Ulrika, who is mother to children Cameron, 27, Bo, 21, Martha, 17 and Malcolm, 13, has been focusing on herself after her split from her third husband Brian in 2019.
At the time, the TV presenter admitted she never expected to be getting a divorce.
Ulrika was married to John Turnbull from 1990 to 1995 and Lance Gerrard-Wright from 2003 to 2005.
